The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1887-03-25
A Banquet to Mr.. Marbury.

A baIuuet. says the baltimore sun
was given Saturday night at the Bait more
Club, OH North Charles street. to Mr.. VIM. l.
Marbu nv by Lumber Of his frieneS, mostly
but not alt, g,.ther 20 uneer members OF the
bar. Tue Refo rni League was largely repre-
sented Mr.. W c. Bruce had charge o. the
arrangements. The no ncr was paid Mr.. Mar
bury as an eXllessitn If the sralifcatlon OF
llis friends at his PCT ssiolal success in the
recent trial and a,quttal of Burgess, who
was charged lth PERJURY in swearing that
Sic If Bledderman had offered TO bride him
to vote Democratic ticket, ard as an express
sion of their approval of the political outcom-
ings of the trial Mr.. John X. Cowen presd-
ed, and there were present Mr. Bruce, Mr..
Marbury, Major R. NJ. Venab,e, Skipwith
Wilmer, DIR. F. Donaldson, \. H. Robertson,
Fendall Marbury, Bradley 5. Johnson, Teack-
lie Wallis, Jr., W. Irvine Cross, F. X. Carey,
B. B. Gordon, Marshall Smith, Robt. Smith
Dill Crawford, Irving Dunn, Frank Red
wood. John Redwood and John Johnson.-
There was speaking, without formal toasts, by
Messrs. Cowen, w. l.. Marbury, Bruce, Ven
able, Wilmer, Carey, J. Johnson and others.
Some of the remarks were of humorous
tone, contributing to the social hill arity of the
occasion, but some of the speakers gave prom
inence to the political side of the banquet
There was considera bic felicitaton on the
prospect of an election law passing the next
Legislature, which, one of the speakers said,
was what they want ed above all things. He
thought the present reform movement would
have tie aid of powerful section of tile Dem.
ocratic party, which has re Gently been show
ing tendencies that way.
New Spring Styles for Ladies
At the Spring Opening this week at one
of Baltimore's leading shopping stores clear
idea could be gained of the materials, colors
AMI styles of the dresses that will he worn
during the spring and Summer. The favorlte
colors seem to be- the different Shades of law
snder, heliotrope, tara cita and sage. The
combinat ions of co Ions very striking, such
as grass green and pale blue, aid helioliope,
with pale pink, and lley ale rItttel than one
would i'm agiEe without seeing them. Very
conspicuous among lie wool titsscs, were
imported dress pat ters Of every color, with
bead and lace designs for lie vest cuffs, cellar
AMI skirt earnituIe. Small che cks are one OF
the novelties, also llie bread plaids, which
come in for he uI:leriress, with plain goods
to match for the drapery and waist. y beauti-
f.l evening dress was of llatk Spanish euip-
ure lace made over pale Lelotlope satne =
The waist of this dress was made i'll the old
fashioned blby style, and handsome hello
trOpe sash upon one side finished the pretty
toilet. Another d ress on The sane style was
blacs chinchlla, a new and very popular lac@
over pale pink. Back euipure lace over yell
low is still in high favor. In cotton fabrics
were shown some beautiful dresses Of Saline
tune was lie liotrope Saline, with abundant
plat val lace draperies. This is the lates:
novelty in cotton lace, and llcnises to be IL
great favor during the coming season Anoth
dress made wholly Of the platt va
lace, the sleeves aud left side being trimmed
with rows of white satin ribbon an inch wide
placed within three four incheS of eacf
olh.r. There were also displayed i'll this de
partment two very handsome dresses OF EN-
broidered null, one heliotrope, the other cleo
trio blue, both trimmed with satin ribbon o
the same shade One of the loVliest fabric:
shown was the fayorite moiIe in delicate eve
ming shades, with lace which comes i'll esre
cially TO Use with it. Other very pretty nov
elites are long scaItS. apparently for evenin!
wear, of chenille, in exquisite colors and com
binatous of colors.